WICKEDNESS!! See How A Pregnant Women Was Stripped And Paraded Naked
On February 9, 2016, a disturbing incident in DC Thanda village, Telangana, has drawn significant attention. A pregnant woman was reportedly stripped and paraded naked by relatives of her husband’ s first wife amid an ongoing family dispute. The shocking event took place in Wardhannapet mandal.
According to reports from the news agency PTI, the confrontation involved Ravi, a local farmer who had married Swaroopa before entering into a second marriage with another woman. in March of the previous year. Ravi’ s second marriage was conducted in secret, leading to escalating tensions. between his two families.
The situation deteriorated further when Ravi and his second wife relocated to Warangal, leaving Swaroopa and their two children behind. Following numerous appeals from Swaroopa, the village panchayat intervened, mandating that Ravi pay Rs 7. 5 lakh in support for Swaroopa and their children..
During the hearing regarding this financial settlement, a heated argument erupted between Ravi and Swaroopa, Ravi’ s pregnant second wife, who had accompanied him, took his side in the dispute. This action provoked Swaroopa’s family, resulting in an attack on Ravi and his second wife. The situation escalated when Swaroopa’s relatives stripped Ravi’ s pregnant second wife and paraded her naked through the village.
The police reported that the pregnant woman sustained injuries during the altercation. In response to the violence, Swaroopa, Ravi, and four other individuals have been detained and charged under various sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). Authorities are actively searching for the remaining three individuals believed to be involved in the incident and currently evading arrest. The victim was admitted to a local hospital for medical treatment, and an investigation into the case is ongoing. The incident highlights the severe consequences of family disputes exacerbated by societal and personal conflicts. The local authorities are working to ensure that justice is served and to prevent such violent acts in the future.